DLC After start

[Sabres80]

Wondering if anyone can let me know, I'm about halfway through the game and really enjoy it and want to get the DLC. My questions are ...

1. Am I able to implement all the DLC without having to start over?

2. Assuming I'm "halfway" through the quests and game, IF I am able to add the DLC to my current progress, am I cutting out or missing a ton of the content because of how far along I am?

[Krono]

I'm pretty sure you'll be able to do the DLC quests perfectly fine even if you're halfway through your game already

[theo]

If you're not TOO far you'll be fine. Most DLC aren't supposed to be played right from the start and require reaching certain point in the main story anyway

[Philippe_at_bay]

As Sasau Cat says, the short answer is if you aren't more than about two thirds of the way through you shouldn't have a problem. And you'll need to be at least halfway through to survive the more combat-intensive parts.

I don't think there are any plot restrictions on Treasures of the Past, so you can probably install it any time you want. But I'm also not sure Treasures is worth owning.

You can't start playing Woman's Lot from the get go, you need to be at least a quarter of the way into the game first. Henry has to be settled in Rattay, and the first part of it is triggered by a question that he asks Theresa (you'll know it when you see it). Woman's Lot is worth every penny -- it fills in a lot of the backstory and allows you to explore Skalitz and its suburbs before the sack by the Cumans.

From the Ashes is a lot of fun, but it will leave you looking around for other Medieval city builders. You need to be about one half to two thirds of the way through the game. I've never tested this, but there's something that happens about three quarters of the way through the game that probably makes it impossible. Rebuilding a whole village is extremely expensive, so you need to have accumulated a lot of in-game capital and/or know how to generate cash in industrial volumes before you attempt it. If you've got the cash it's easy and rewarding, but that kind of money won't come from casual burglary and picking a few pockets.

[Lieste]

All of the dlc can be added in the epilogue if you want... some of the 'early game' ones might be a little trivial at that point, but all should work.

You probably should avoid installing and starting dlc during the 'restricted' parts of the main story when the necessary characters are busy elsewhere, just to be on the safe side. These are in the closing stages of the game and you get a warning about quest availability just before you enter this stage, so you can't really miss it.

[Dongmyeong]

You can't access all until after "Questions and Answers" anyway. So unless you are far past that point you are probably at their intended start time.

[Sabres80]

Thanks guys, this helped. Gonna try it out.